The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
STATE NEWS.

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ing himself hunting, ETC. We hope that he may
Kill an abundance of game aud have q nice
tnp-....Our senior editor mas received valuable
and appreciated present. Jersey calf OF the cele-
ors'ed Winthrop and Gwynn stock. Of ITALIA
hassee
Madison Recorder: More than $500 chill
dren attended The public schools OF this county
during the last schol sstic year Four years since |
there were bot $500 Tue Increase 10 greatly, |
and We may say mainly, due the efforts Of our
efficient superintendent of Public Instruction.
Cot ). J. Perry.
st Augustine Weekly: The yellow fever
fright played the deuce win the Ponce de Leon
boys. who fed before the first charge" like
frightened sheep. Upwards OF two hundred
mechanics have exhibited the " white feather,
ami skipped tor pastures new within the week.
Happily, the effect of tue first alarm has subsi-
dcsi. and the old city is not only serene again,
but IN better sanitary condition than ever be-
fore IN all her history.
Bronson Times: The crop of LeCon,e pears
will ue much larger than ever raised here before.
Gen Sebriug AMI Mr.. +. A. Arnold our
lESgcsi growers al present, but large number |
"i groves are coming IN around here, aud the |
pear = destined la be one OF the iruis OF this /
~-ciiOn -. Mr.. LOUIS Appel. of L.vyvle, re-
I~pTt> TIM cotton cop OF mis- section very fine
farther adv 4occd than at this season last year
and the coTG aud oat crop fully up To The av-
Efage
Plant CITY C,uri<r.. The pestiferous para
Size know : the Hr>>!au tiy 10 this country. !
ha> about ICED un the melon crop They AT |
;zrk tie leaves cf the wire on The under side, |
tie s.ssl ours itself up, aud the vine dies.
b. lsr iheSt l-sis the melon CT ~ here would |
lay. ben iameD>e. IL you Waut 10 test the |
iTe -: eur senior editor, ask him about The guar |
aufiHe regulations oi Orange county. But don't |
r.. hlu hIi ibid Won 10.
-B-o..ksvilie Ners: The proposition 10 bore
ar RI s-ian asil ia town, the County C0mmis-
mi-soneF> paving one third aud The Town two
;l4!f> the ~ tu>. j. an excellent one. which We
hop So sc carried out Immediately The Coun
a. M"rG4y night, took the nistve steps and
ir'l> >"ne definite conclusion W i'll be reached
az tie mex meeting .Hernandos beautiful
summer rs~or' Bay Port the Gull. is now
,.re;.ar,.i i'I tue seasons visitors The bathing
i.-b.ne. hunting and beating fine, ami afford
sirna-ui opportunities Tor Gelishtiui and health
iCl recreation.
-L..-..mrg CoD,mtrciH The Orange Belt
RAW ~ i w"rHlng through Mascolte, there be-
a. Il ar.e number oi hands now grading in
fisaf i,iac'- The shIick ot the locomotive will
=. isA.d i..ele in November. -Four years ago,
Nh lie eNc'i''ion OF one or Two mt n" one
-. eiiii,r The Peen-To ~ Honey peach. Now
ilttY Can tr i'-und on almost any mans place,
ANS Ley are p'enii.nl on our streets. Not
i.I get lian three years ago il was generally
':l. GIT that peaches wculd not DO ell here,
l1' sAperitnce has proved otherwise. and go il
De- with numbers of other fruits. We have
>',s'; adapted I" The cultivation OF more fruits
al things considered, Of any Slate, aud each
>-e0.eaing year more fully demonstrates this
act
-Suna'c-vi,ie Times: Sumter county has a
population Il about 800. and a registered vote
O 1880 There are eleven lakes tone navigable)
wifisff heE borders and one navigabie river The
comfy ! thirty miles n length and nineteen
rli. wide a; the orihern boundary and twelve
n!'..> a. The ouhern. AS to the quality of our
and. there none better in the State and as
n ;:uii. farming and stock country Sumter equals
D.. n,'>i favored OF her sister counties. Mrs
! : Branch has Just received carload of oats
:,r1. Ii: place neAr Whesve, and has good
nay m'Fr sill up there. They of good
'.ea.y. and show iwhat Can be done in
p. M G. NJ. B axe. OF Bushnell realized
g. ~. IA nrst car load OF waier-menns He
-sf~i TAO carloads more this week
p -'ka Herald. In the summer Of 1880 Mt
Co. E-s .e-t.n. who owned curiosity and
ri -tins store near the old postoffice, had a
--- = hat eighed about twenty pounds He
100, f'-.'> ani carved ON rs back the following
- "ri .ToH the Pala'ka Herald office July
3. $3.50. b.uni for South America The tur-
gwen lib Ity near The Herald Office,
~-C- w. hen on the river bank, and il
f-aH - INTO he river happy II clam al
go -r'e. Nothing more thought OF the
-r: y. n LAT dale Until las, THURSDAY. when
- eap''-re3 on ihe cast near DaytnDa by "A
|-Lr- ,rsfiy no waking down the
---t.- ] Aai grown 10 considerable size. the
80. A-..u j was turned loose and sent on its
". - 9Th America.
-Nafi4'. TsDles fD,Jyter. We lad the pleas
- - IU.->siaN 80; SEEING Inc grade and stand
III Fra Phillips. IT. at Auburn during the
---.or i'll co>ed. The grade was perfect, and
- lot single absence, excused or unex-
&C.. j. nniec Ills Is most proud record indeed
sna lions not only the ability and intellect of
80 Il o.. hui also The wonderful punctualItv of
i'.e Kan. Frank has taken grand aud good
= = ~ ~ predict for him bright and useful
i'e Nav he z" onward aud onw ard until he
"a achieve all that be done in life and
may BE-. throughout his course, he ever that
l. l8e-i woik oi God-a good man. Crops are
Isl reIrdi+6 10 be unusually PROMISING and
iT'm Tie number Oi tourists Of the sample case
I"~ coming Ia Mariana. the CITY merchants
Must b. ip'kiDg forward for good fall and
winter trade.
-FernandIna Mirror An adjourned meet
ing .; the county commissioners will be held
ia-.isy. :" lake preliminary steps towards the
r'nTganZailrn 81 our CITY government under the
ne@ chatter. In a fight in the CITY last Sun
d.y one neero made double shot by shooting
-" "iheIs. the tall passing through The wris, of
"ne tearing off the little finger, and then
l'dging u. the palm OF the hand Of the other
s@ik'y In scr,mmage at the beach George
Iial HoSd struck Tom Williams (bo,h cOlOredl
"Ser she head with spade iracturing his skull
Dr. Palmer saws The skull will have be ire
ann %. We are glad to that all parties
f--sn I" realize the importance of printers ink
~ presenting 10 The outside world the varied At
fractions Of FeTnandiDa's Incompatible beach
j. addition To- 5000 circulars and cards issued
by The E2m0nt management, We have lust COM
p.eitd a > 900 order for Mr. SCHUYLER of the
S'Eaihfn"rs. be.ides being busily engaged IN gel
iiDgDui 10000 eighi-page folders for the Florida
Railway x Navigation Company All these
are vaiHAb.e anxiliaries in bringing visitors To
eur CIiy... Inside oil tweniy-fOur hours yes
urdsy. he Florida Railway & Navigation Com
Jsrv brought 100 carloads Of lumber TO this
city
Green Cove Spring: Mr.. A. S. Chalker. of
Miod+bnrg has built pole road, some eight
MIR in length, in westerly direction, and ex-
tending into large belt of heavily tmbered
land. and has bought pole road engine with
1hlch Ia do The logging. Mr. Blakeslee. who
Represents the manufacturers of these engines is
B"w awaiting The arrival of the engine ordered,
Nh Lorenzo Taylor, has returned from The
North. aud is busted in getting the Port Royal
INTO seTyiceable condition again. The steamer
HAs placed on the WAYS in Jacksonville early
IN The week, and a large hole in The hull was
,Dnnd about three feet below the water line. and
short distance forward Of one of the wheels
This repaired, ami the hull is otherwise
uniniured, il was arranged that the boat would
he hoa,ed again to-day.
Orlando Reporter Oakland is very pretty
and d.<irable place To live. Situated on a level
plateau fifty sixty feet above Lake Apopka
il commands magnificent view, and enjoys